Allie Prince

[caperguy999 100]

Advertises on discreettlist. Looks very hot .. anybody had any experiences

[Guest]

First, Please post a link for the next inquiry. The search function for that website is useless and took me forever to find her. Also, most posts are outdated with no indications on when posted or refreshed.

Second, I suggest reading this to help screen ads:

How to: Verify pics, ads and identify potential fraud. - Lyla

And finally, I would be cautious about "Allie Prince". I found no other online presence other than this website and pics seem to originate from various sources.

 

 

[boomer01 5569]

   Greenteal    What would we do without you  , must be exhausting though

[Guest]

4 hours ago, boomer01 said:

   Greenteal    What would we do without you  , must be exhausting though

   It's more frustrating than exhausting. The majority of those inquiries can be answered under a minute. It's mindboggling to see people risk hundreds of dollars and potentially their safety and life because they couldn't take a minute or two to verify an ad.

   It literally cost nothing and doesn't require special software. And if someone is seriously inept with a computer, there's nothing wrong in actually calling someone to know who they're dealing with.

   And the purpose of LYLA is to find safe ads and recos. Why crawl back at the bottom of the barrel? I don't get it.

[fun4rob 84]

For some I think, the element of risk is an aphrodisiac...

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6 hours ago, fun4rob said:

For some I think, the element of risk is an aphrodisiac...

I done enough blind dates to get that part. If this is really the goal, why go online for a second opinion?

They got a few hundreds to burn and want to gamble on a complete stranger, they don't need our blessings to do so.

And sharing the outcome is not useful if there no way to contact or identify that person.

Risks are part of the hobby, being reckless shouldn't be.